When outcomes land in favor of well-executed plans, time itself becomes a helper. That’s exactly what occurred for Akra-La Vila, the newly formed powerhouse born from the strategic merger of two regional clubs, a union that propelled them to crown the First Regional title. The women’s team, which edged Alicante-Elche in a gripping derby-style final, celebrated a hard-earned victory and now eyes the top spot with renewed confidence. The club’s ambition is clear, and every sense of purpose within Akra-La Vila is finely attuned to reaching the pinnacle.
In the decisive matches, Akra-La Vila and Inter each edged past strong opponents to claim the First Region championship. Akra-La Vila defeated Alicante-Elche, while Inter overcame UER Montcada in a final that underscored the exceptional level of the participating teams. Finishing the regular season in first place, both clubs carried that momentum into the title deciders and emerged as category champions, showcasing grit and tactical depth that left little room for doubt.
In the women’s final, the clash between Akra-La Vila and Alicante-Elche saw Samaranch’s squad prevail with a convincing 26-10 scoreline. Alicante-Elche had entered the matchup as the pace-setter during the regular season, but Akra-La Vila executed a precise game plan that kept the opponents off balance and converted key chances when it mattered most. The result reinforced Akra-La Vila’s status as a rising force in the league, signaling that the balance of power could tip in their favor in upcoming seasons. Meanwhile, the men’s division produced a tight, competitive battle, with Inter securing the victory over a determined UER Montcada. The final score, 18-12, reflected a contest that remained in doubt until late phases, highlighting the drama and quality typical of a championship encounter. The outcome also hints at the possibility that both finalists may earn promotion to DHB in a campaign that promises peak excitement for fans and analysts alike.
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Beyond the senior teams, notable activity touched the youth ranks as well. Akra M14 player Samuel Barba Molina earned a place among Spain’s 29 athletes called up for the M14 Regional Teams Championship, held this weekend in Madrid. The club celebrated the selection as a testament to the strong development pathway it has built, with a public statement emphasizing gratitude for the support from fans and the community. The recognition reflected years of focused training and the steady progress across age groups as Alicante looks to sustain a pipeline of talent ready to compete at higher levels. This momentum reinforces the broader objective of elevating the club’s competitive standards and advancing players toward future DHB opportunities.